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Let a Nomik agent drive your own logged-in browser — gated, attended, and on your device. Your cookies never leave your machine. Nomik Bridge connects a Nomik agent to a single browser tab you explicitly allow, so it can do real work on the sites that need your session: book a meeting, file an expense, pull an export, fill a form. You stay in control the whole time. Built to be safe, by design: • On your device. The agent's intelligence and the security gate run on Nomik's servers; this extension is a thin, auditable relay. Your cookies and your session never leave your machine. • One tab, with your consent. Nothing happens until you accept a pairing. The agent can only act on the one tab you allowed, and it auto-detaches the moment that tab navigates away. • A last line of defense on your side. The same command deny-list Nomik runs on its servers is enforced again here, on your device — so arbitrary script execution and browser-control commands can never reach your browser, even in the unlikely event Nomik's servers were compromised. • Always visible, always stoppable. Chrome shows a persistent "Nomik Bridge is debugging this browser" bar while a session is live. Click Stop in the popup — or close that bar — and it ends instantly. • No remote code. Everything the extension runs ships inside it and is reviewed; nothing is fetched and executed at runtime. How to start: install, sign in to your Nomik account, and accept the pairing when an agent asks to use your browser. Works on any Chromium-based browser. (On Firefox or Safari, Nomik falls back to a cloud browser — no extension needed.)
Jun 23, 2026
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